Learn PHP, HTML, Ajax, Javascript. Then learn how to use wallets. Then either figure out how to connect the two yourself or come back and ask for advice.

Marx you should take this into consideration. Take a very small percent of the profit you make in Bitcoins (or fork some over yourself to get it started) and make it so that each mob drops a few satoshi's. Players can then either cash out the satoshi's after they collect a lot (1 mBTC for instance) or they can re-use the satoshi's to buy stuff in your in-game store.

Donating to you so that you can make Bitcoins off our donation doesn't sound right. You should either look for an investor where you provide a return on their investment, or fork out the 1 BTC yourself to have it made. You probably won't find many people giving you  1 Bitcoin on these forums, but check out BTCJam for loans and just verify as much as you can with them.

Playing anything against a computer for bitcoins sounds like a sure loss. Allow for player vs player and just take a cut on the winnings like casinos do during poker games such as Texas Hold'em.

Whatever happened to the metallic CNC'd trezor?

Thanks guys, I've gotten some really good replies. My only question at this point is, why does everyone suggest Armory over electrum? Is there any good reason for this or just preference?

I'm not really sure what I'm looking at. Why is the tab titled ABC Financial Market? Does this wallet support multiple coins and if so, where is the option to add them? Under Cash "TEND" what is that exactly? With it having a wallet address it looks more like a coin rather than "cash" (not sure how cash would be in the wallet anyways).

Because there will now be hyperinflation of the Argentina Peso > 30% this year, meaning a big loss for holders of pesos. Thus it is advantageous for them to convert their money into a currency that will not inflate as greatly, such as the USD or possibly bitcoin.

I would doubt it. Part of the campaign is not just making the posts, but then the signature being active in your replies for the month. This way if anyone is searching the forums (or through google) and start reading the replies, your sig will still be in there for a month and people may click on it. Otherwise, Stunna doesn't get the full effect (missing the time component) of his ad campaign.

I think most transactions will take place as soon as the blockchain receives the transaction, and then merchants will process the payment as "complete" prior to waiting for 1 confirmation. Otherwise transactions could be "insured" in that there could be 3rd parties that you store bitcoins with to use for fast transactions. These parties will have known private keys from which they send bitcoins from. You will then login to the 3rd parties website, send the bitcoins from your account, which goes through their known public address to the merchant. The merchant then "trusts" the known public key/company, so if for whatever reason the transaction doesnt become confirmed, the merchant knows that the 3rd party will take care of the issue and resend the coins etc.

I think that will be the place of business for companies like visa/chase/mastercard etc in the future. Acting as 3rd parties to speed up transactions that are fast paced (store shopping, fast food etc).

With 10 paper wallets you risk them being destroyed. You also have the problem of not having a true hot wallet in order to send bitcoins on the fly with unless you carry the paper wallet in addition to your phone and scan in the key.

Not to mention the 10%+ transaction fees of fiat. 23 minute confirmation times to send money anywhere in the world? Well.....back to fiat I go!

New wallet or new private key? What about a reasonable cold/hot wallet mixture? And what about online wallets so that your coins are portable?

I feel there should be a good ratio of such wallet types, I just don't know which ratio would be best.

It seems like 1-2 cold storage wallets, 1 PC hot wallet, 1 brain wallet?, 1 phone hot wallet and 1 internet hot wallet might work, but then what ratio of coins to each wallet?

Yeah their import restrictions are brutal. Only way I'd see the people of Argentina being able to easily get bitcoins is for a bitcoin company to startup in argentina that ALSO gives a kickback to the government. IE the company charges market price + their own fee + small extra fee for kickback to government. That way the more people that buy bitcoin with the peso, the more money the government also makes. Otherwise I don't see their government approving any outflow of pesos to other stores of value.

The people of Argentina would probably go for this type of business model....considering that their inflation this year will probably be >30%, I'd doubt they would mind a 2% extra fee as a government kickback in order to offset the inflation that will take place on their peso.

Excuse my ignorance, but what is a clam? (other than the sea critter)

Then just use an exchange like Bitstamp (you need ID verification) or btc-e.com (no ID if I remember right). But you will encounter fees such as bank transfers and exchange fees and also take the risk of losing it all if they run with your money for whatever reason or lock you down (IE Mt Gox).

Not that I have that many (I wish!), but how would you store >100 Bitcoins? The easy answer is just to say "create 1 offline/cold wallet and put them all in". But what about risk management? IE how do you store a very large value of coins while managing risk against hackers, forgetting passwords, the obvious need for at least 1 hot wallet, portability, easy of use, house fires, EMP bomb's (lol), or if a foreigner had to flee a country while taking no assets etc etc.

I'm looking for real responses and ideas. Please keep the trolling to a minimum

Problem with using your heartbeat to access anything is that your heart rhythm changes as you age, and especially in cases of pathology. Could you imagine being 45, developing atrial fibrillation and then no longer being able to access your bitcoins? What if you develop an AV block, or go into transient a-fib after an alcohol binge?

You're better off looking for change on the street and buying bitcoins with the found money. Faucets are a complete waste of time.

Whatever you do, don't keep $100,000 on an exchange. Look up how to setup a cold (offline) wallet for safe storage and make backups.